My wife and I stayed here on our honeymoon in June 2007. We chose this hotel due to price and location - far cheaper than any of the resorts but still on a beach. We weren't interested in a resort or package tours, so this was perfect as a centrally located base of operations for exploring.

The cab driver from the airport knew where the hotel was, always a good thing. When we first checked in they showed us to the wrong room (no AC, no balcony), but were quick to change us to the right one when I mentioned it.

The rooms themselves are fairly plain, but are adequate. The dresser was small, but there was a lot of shelf space in the bathroom. Satelite TV and a wall mounted AC unit that felt glorious when turned on (wall switch, not a thermostat). The balcony was quite nice for watching ships coming to/from the harbor and large waves crashing on the beach (too large to swim in). Housekeeping was daily with sweeping (we tracked in a lot of sand), bed making, and large bottle of water. Only complaint is the moldy insulation around the refrigerant lines in the bathroom. But - it's a 55 dollar hotel room on the beach in Mexico. The pool and cheaper restaurant are okay. We did not eat in the nice restaurant. Free parking that seems secure. (fenced off from public and viewable by front desk).

Location is pretty good. It's right on the main drag through town. Several restaurants across the street for informal dining and Soriana (kind of like a super target/walmart) about 1/2 mile-1 mile down the road for water, Pepto Bismol, snacks, whatever. The beach is quiet but the waves are quite loud.

The website now has on-line reservations and lists free wi-fi. I would consider staying there again if it was just the wife and I. If we had kids....maybe a family friendly resort. This place is pretty much like a Holiday Inn on the beach - not much to do on grounds, but a good place to crash.